'It's good to see the Rogers family here at Ringling Brothers.and it's good that this organization would highlight the United States Air Force and the entire military,' said Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force James A. The Air Force's top enlisted Airman acknowledged the Rogers' presence and the circus' tribute to military families. The 19-year Air Force veteran who just returned from a year-long deployment to Afghanistan said he was thrilled to be able to share this special time with his wife, Maggie, and children, 10-year-old Sam and 5-year-old Laine. Cameron Rogers, the Air Force District of Washington UH-1N helicopter program manager, and his family represented military families around the world as the circus' guest ringmasters. This year an entire family served as guest ringmasters in observance of Year of the Air Force Family. Normally, a military family member is chosen as guest ringmaster as part of April's Month of the Military Child. and Barnum & Bailey honored military families at a performance of its traveling circus 'Zing Zang Zoom' at a performance at George Mason University's Patriot Center here. On March 26, this priority was at the forefront when Ringling Bros. And, most importantly, both share an important priority:В children. Both are highly trained units that perform sometimes unimaginable feats and handle unspeakable logistical details in carrying out their mission. They both have people from around the nation and assets from around the world. (AFNS) - The military and the circus have a lot in common.

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